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5 At 5, the corners may exhibit fuzzyness and very minor rounding
They're typically only helpful for intentionally stalling out battles to grind out more EXP/JP when you don't yet have access to a debilitating status effect move like Frog to cripple the last enemy
All TCGs are plagued by the age-old problem: power creep
Drafters As a drafter myself, I've noted that interest in any particular set tends to wane after a couple of months when most formats are considered solved. Having a new set to draft is always welcome
